Sarah K., a 32-year old mother of 4, wasn’t sure how she and her husband would make ends meet when the government closed schools and other businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the past 10 years, Sarah has sewn school uniforms for the families in her village. Between her tailoring business and their 1-acre maize farm, the Kiruis were able to afford shelter, food, and school for their cherished children.

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“Most of my customers are my neighbors. Buying school uniforms from the shops is expensive so they buy the fabric and bring it to me to make the clothes,” Sarah says. “They also bring their clothes to me to mend them,” she adds. After ten years of tailoring she had become the ‘go to’ tailor in her village.

Then the pandemic hit and everything changed. When the schools closed, there was no longer a need for uniforms. She lost her business and the ability to provide for her children. It became difficult to even put food on the table.

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Sarah spearheaded an effort among other women in our Kenyan Communities to use their skills to sew much needed masks. With social distancing and other health measures in place, Sarah and several other women spend hours each day sewing high quality masks which they then sell to local shops and their neighbors at affordable prices.

This is but one example of the resourcefulness and character of our beloved Kenyan families. With the help of our supporters and partners, they are proving just how resilient they are in the face of a crisis.